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Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-11-10
Gray.
IBY MOSFS.l

Political sermons will soon be of the
market,
This section is terribly In need or rain;
wells are getting low, and there IL dan.
ger of stock suffering for water,
Mrs. futon has been sick for the past
weeks, but ut present is slowly recover.
| ing,
Mcssrs Garmire, Donaldson, Handles,
Steere and others were in Audubon,
last Saturday.
Frank l}ucllueris marketing his crops
and stock IA rapidly ~ possible, prepar.
atory to spending u year or two In cas-
ern iowa. u
Il. NJ, Benson has purchased for HIM
self II horse,
VIM. Mallory and John Doak We're In
Gray, last week, hand shaking with
numerous friends. Two Jolly good boys
only on the wrong ticket.
We have In mind queer case of
suicide which recently happened in
Gray. Particulars later.
Editor Allen, of the blizzard, spent
Friday and saturday in Audubon.
Mrs. Daniel Holt, who has been visit
ing In Vermont and Massachusetts for
couple of months, returned last week,
accompanied by her father.
Len Hamilton came up from Audit
bon to attend the republican rally ut
Cameron Center, Saturday evening, and
remained IN Gray over Sunday.
Sunday was most disagreoble day,
heavy hot wind blowing, and the dust
flying In clouds.
A dltching outfit has been ut work
near Gray for number of days ON
Capt. Stuart's lands, and also for Chris.
Christian.
One Of George Ross children has
been dangerously Ill for number Of
weeks, but DR.. Brooks informs us that
ut present II Is in n fair way to recover.
Mrs. Samuel Switzer entertained the
Mite..S0ciety mt her pleasant home on
Thursday Of last week.
Elmer Henson has been having ser.
ious trouble with inilamed eyes for
some time.
The Society of United Brethren Of
Gray, has secured the service of Rev.
Hicks, OF Perry, Iowa, for the present
conference year. Rev. Hicks preached
his first sermon here on last Sunday
morning. He Is u most able speaker,
and fearless preacher of the truth.
The church here Is fortunate In having
secured him,
Married, ut Coon Rapids, on the I'd,
inst, Mr.. Ed. Steere, OF Gray, to Miss
Tooie Mallory, Of the first named city.
The many friends of the worthy couple
unite In wishing long and happy life.
Geo. NJ. Gray, Esq, formerly Of Gray,
was united In marriage to Miss Katie
lde, Of Ryegate, Vermont, ut her home
In that city on Oct. Gath. Mr.. and Mrs.
Gray will make their home Mt Yates
Center, Kansas, where Mr.. Gray has
been engaged In business for the past
eighteen months. IL cold weather
wasn't coming on, Moses would shy all
of his old shoes at Geo. M. just for good
luck.
The republicans Of north Audubon
held q grand rally at Cameron Center
on the night of the 9TH, inst, w. X.
Green, Of Audubon being the speaker.
A full house greeted him, a liberal num-
Der Of ladies being present. Mr.. Green
sharply arraigned the democratic party
for It's misdeeds and broken pledges,
and its sham policy Of reform show
ing that the republican party was the
only true reform party. The speech
will leave good effect. The Gray COR
net band of twelve pieces, was present
and woke the echoes with some lively
music.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-11-10

In n French paper appears the follow
ing fable: -Four flies were in quest of a
breakfast. One found some jelly. The
jelly was not genuine and the fly turned
upon his back. The second fly resolved
to eat plain bread. But there was so
much alum in the bread that he, too,
turned over and breathed his last. The
third fly attacked glass of beer, but
the aloes laid him out cold. The fourth
seeing that everything eatable was
tempered with, resolved to commit sui
eide. lie found some German fly paper
on which was inscribed "Death to flies"
lie partook freely, but the more he ate
the better he felt. And this German
fly exclaimed; EVERYTHING in Germany
is adulterated!" And he stuck to fly
paper and lived to good old age.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-11-10
A Quiet Election.

The election throughout Audubon
county was free from scenes of dcbauch
or disgraceful incidents, At every poll
ing place the best Of order prevailed,
There was not an intoxicated voter in
Leroy township, and the same report
comes from each locality. The fact is
complimentary to the people of the
county, and another proof that the ga
loon serves best in its absence. Alto
gether it was the most quiet and orderly
election ever held in tho county~-so
says the oldest inhabitant.
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Notice.

To rhom IL may concern!
Notice is hereby given that my wife,
Elizabeth d., has this day left my bed
and board, and that | will not be re-
sponsible for any debts she may con.
tract j. w. STANFIELD,
Dated Oct, 3lst, 1887.
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Apples.

Win ID. Forbes has received n ear
load of Michigan and New York apples
consisting of the best variaties to be Sc
cured Another car load is on the road
and win be here in few days. Don't
fail to call and examine assortment and
get prices before buying your winter
supply. ..r#
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Notice.

To whom It may concern:
Notice is hereby given that have
given my eldest son, William, his time
and will not be responsible for any debts
he may contract, from this date.
A. A. NoILES.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-11-10
Our Special Offer.

Arrangements have been completed whereby We
can give our subscribers who pay all aTrearage and
one year in advance very desirable premium. II
the american Farmer, monthly newspaper, Of six
teen pages devoted exclusively to the interests Of
the farmer Its Dairy, Horse Poultry, SWINE, sheep
Bee and Miscellaneous departments are unsurpassed
by any agricultural paper published; and the Ladies'
Department, containing recipes, suggestions and
general instructions make 1t a welcome visitor In
homes presided over by women anxious to learn the
latest In the culinary art Each department Is care
fully aud ably conducted. The paper is filled with
Instructive reading m.tter-few advertisements ap.
pearing. The publishers price Of the American
Farmer is One Dollar year, but II will be sent one
year free to all subscribers (new od) Of Tue RErUs-
LIpAN, who pay one year in advance. This is an
opportunity to get really irst-olass agricultural
monthly for nothiRg, and should DO improved by all
OF our farmer friends who desire to increase their
knowledge and information regarding the business
in which they are engaged. Copies Of the Amsrtcoa
Farmer may be seen at this once,
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List of Letters

Remaining uncalled for during the
week ending Nov. 5, 1897.
ALLEN L Il Anderson Willis
Ballard V i Corban Daniel
Banning Miss Allie Culver A :
Harvey : So Kelly NJ II
Larsen II II V NJ McCord Hester
Monte Hattie Neitzel
Sly + A Stranger Mary
Wilson Floredale
Subject to be sent to the dead-let
Office in thirty days. Persons calling
for the above will please say "adver-
tised" L. :. FOSTER, L. NJ.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-11-10

Some OF the finest work ever made in
the west is now being executed at the
gallery Of Mendenhall & Gallagher.
These gentleman are well known to the
people of the county, and have an es-
tablished reputation for first class work,
but by the recent reftting of their
rooms and the introduction of the best
apparatus they are able to give better
satisfaction to patrons than eyer before
Mr., l.. w. Marble, who is employed as
operator and finisher, has no superior
in the profession, and doing work tina,
compares fayorably with that done in
! large cities. Call and see samples.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-11-10

BucKLEN's ARNIcA SALvE. The bes'
salxs in the world tor cuts, bruises, Sores
ulcers, salt rhcum, fever sores, letters,
chapped hands, chilblames, corns and all
skin erupaons, and positively cures piles or
no pay required 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction. or money refunded
Price rs cents per box. For sale by A. H.
Roberts IL Co.
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RAILROAD TINE TABLE
SOUTH WESTERN

PUmIsnER's NoTICE.-Locsl notices or advertise
in these calumus will be continued until
ordered ont, unless definite orders given when
copy Is handed in
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GOLD GIVEN AWAY.

We offer three large prizes to our
customers,
tSt, $4,000 in Gold.
I'd, Handsome Gold Watch.
Sd, 20 yards All Wool Carpet.
One ticket given with every Dollars
worth Of goods sold by us.
RUSSELL & SON.
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CITY DIRECTORY.
TRUSTEES
CHURCH DIRECTORY

~ isSBYrERIAN CHURCH Rev !:
r nrs Ms n, Ncting Pastor. Morri,- .'v:,@ d
: o'cl,ck S,ri Y school, Rev Z = - ! 81,
iaprr.ut..n -. - - ,'c'o:k Ev." q
f',Ir.a &c %. Nn'un' ~
we vcIc.tN.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-04-22
CanriciSuS ADrjl.

This is the uncertain month-the very CO.
quette of the twelve sisters. smiles and frowns,
laughtsr and tears, by turns. Her btightRess
is as dangerous as her darknesS-perhaps it is
more dangerous than the latter, because it is
more deceptive. In April keep your fires 60
ing, aud, when the sun shines open your win
a,ws, if you are not sitting in the room. Be-
ware OF getting Net--particulary Of wet feet.
Ii caught in the raiR dry your clothes on you
before fire SO hot AS to keep you in Persplra-
ton all the time. Then cool off hy degrees
You had best change your shoes and stockings
while yo1 are drying, but keep your feet al
ways close to the 6re. SO that they may not be-
cone chilled, and wNrn them thoroughly after
the fresh shoes and stock kngs are put on. Eat
lightly and principally OF fresh spring vegeta
bleS hut eschew any that are brought from Il
or. al distance and vie bruised or wIilsd Don I
leave Il light street wraps because YOU are IN a
hurry ,r it seems \ little too warm for the IN :;
and don't stand on doorstep, without sope
CO veriug for the head
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-04-22
Maryland Democratic Club.

From our Special Cores spondent.)
One of the most pleasing features of Wash
ington life to a Mary yand Democrat is to be
member of the Maryland Democratic Club,
where you meet friends from every sestion of
the State. The meetings of the Club are becom-
ing more attractive the numbers increase
and orations multiply for We have some eloquent
speakers both witty and fluent. From the full
attendance and interest manifested it would be
very difficult for young wife sick baby to
keep a member away. The Club is conducted
with true Jeffersonian simplicity and no dissipa-
tion of any kind is permitted INDUCED i'll, con-
sequently we have the ladies and churc hes on
side. These meetings not only source
of pleasure but of profit in learning from each
member, not only the political news in his sec
ton, but the progress being made in farming,
manufactures and other resources of the State.
Any one from our State calling himself IA Dem
Ocrat who is not member of this Club is look ed
upon with distrust by our delegation in Congress.
Again the press of our State has given Us great en-
couragement and every Democratic editor sends
US his paper for our files keep well posted
on the rise + fall of the political barometer. The
Club has been meeting on Saturday nights bat
finding it nconvenent for many members, and
us we required larger quarters for the increasing
membership, it was decided at the last meeting
to secure Marble Hall, No. 992 Pennsylvania
Avenue and meet every Wednesday evening in
future. These quarters are larger, cooler and
have been furnished at an expense of $500,
where we will be pleased to entertain our Dem
ocratic friends from Charles whether in search
of an office a little German extra The
Club has been quite successful in firing republic
cans out of office and putting its members in
their places. 1t secured two good appointments
in the Printing Office last week, Our county is
well represented by Charles c. Lancaster presi-
dent; Capt. VIM. F. Dement,, treasurer; Hamii-
ton Williams. James T. Carr inter, Albin Price,
c. c. Langley and James I. Cantcr, who are all
popular and influential. The TIMES is Il valua-
BILE acquisition to our files and we extend you,
Mess. Editors cordial welcome to our sanctum
kanetOrum. DEMOCRAT.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-04-22
LOCAL MATTERS

aE The Subscription price OF The
TINES is ST.. per- amman If paid IN
advance or at any time ,cithin the cur
rent gear; If not paid acithin the gear
S1.5O wi! be Invariably charged, a
elways heretofore, and from this rule
no execution acW be made.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-04-22
OLIVER \. Bryan
UPPER NORWOOD. ENG. March %, 1887
Oliver n BRYAN:

UPPER NORWOOD, Eng. March g. 1887
OLIVER \. BRYAN:
DeGr Sir Mr.. Farmer the eiit.r Of the
NorW0od Repi.r, las banded me your letter
and has asked NE. as American, no has
been living in England for many years, TO re-
ply TO it. | know Washington thoroughly,
was there several times last winter. | have
often been down The Potomac, SO that know
all the detail is | am much interested in tmi-
grafton, w. have a city OF tour millions and il
we could send half million away il would be
better for them and better for others who are
left. | do not gather from your letter iufficien
to justify me making move in regard 10 send
ing workers without having direct order in
regard 10 the matter, so many boys, 80 many
women, &c. There are numbers VITO would
like to go, tie great point, however, is to Sc
lect, it possible, those who will work when
they get there can put you in rommuni-
cation with one of our 'Emigra,iCn Societies,
or if you only want a few persons ! can with
cut difficulty find them for YOU
la haste,
| am Dear Sir,
Yours fithfully,
f. j. CAMPBELL.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-04-22
New Feature tn Butter Making

A new and great discovery in the process
of butter making has recently been patented.
whereby it is possible to produce from Eve TO
six pounds Of butter from gallon of milk or
cream exceeding the Old way nv at least $50
per cent This may seem wonderful, but ii
can he fully suhstantiated. aud this we propose
10 do We wish TO introduce his new process
into the dairy of every farmer in Mar hand, and
have purchased from the p,trntees the sht tor
this State as the following will show:
WHEREAS W. /. McCaus in. ct at did on the
thirteen day Of J ,nuary, 1886 sell and convey
the right to the State of Maryland in said In
vention to F II. Wilson. OF the city Of B,lii-
more. The same being recorded ia Libsr g,
-. page lO7 Of Transfers Of Patents, Washing
ton, d. T..
IN the new process there are no additions Of
foreign or mi jlrious substances bul il entirely
free from all aduteratans it i, pleasant to the
taste the COW is the producer of the material
out Of which il is Tade any one can make it
in any kind of a churn this process will be
used by every Hody who wants pure and fresh
butter ever, day doctors recommc nd it because
it IL heaItbfu We will take pleasure in ex-
planning The process and exhibiting sample of
the butter 20 any Gne who will call at our Of
Gee, No. 6 W. Baltimore ST, (3rd 6oorl and
We invite such Investigation as feel sure
that knowledge OF this new and economical
discovery will make it sell readily. Every
farmer and housewife in Chares county is in
vited to call and examine our process before
purchasing the right, or We will faly explain
! it by correspondence to those who wish to
purchase This right will be disposed Of in
each of the districts OF Charles county at 5000
each, the purchaser having the sole right TO
sell in the district districts he may buy. To
any farm or dairy m, tho desires an iEdivi
dnel right we will sell it at S. 90, and we
safely promise him large returns from the invest
ment. Correspondence solicited and a call
from all desired. F. H Wilson, 6 w Baltimore
81. (3rd foor) Baltimore, Nd. ="
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-04-22
Promoted

Mr. G. ". C. Smoot, son of DR.. A. J,
Smoot, of the 5th district, an assistant vale
house clerk in the Custom house, Baltimore
has been promoted to the vacancy caused by
the remov val of S. P S. Hutson. Mr.. Smoot's
salary has been increased from 81, 200 10 81 400,
and be has been assigned to work in the sudi-
tors office in place Of Mr. R. J, B. Boggs, who
has been detailed for work in the statistical
department We congratulate our fellow coun-
lyman on his good fortune and rise in Uncie
Sans service, and trust that he may continue
on the ascending scale until he reaches the top.
genial and social gentleman and fully deserves
all the advancement be may procure at tue
hands of those in authority.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-04-22
WOnderful Cures.

W. D. Hoyt & Co, Wholesale and retail drag
gists of Rome, Ga says: We have been sell
iag Dr. Kings New Discovery. Electric Bitters
and Buckens Arnica Save for two years,
Have never handled remedies that sell as well,
or give such universal satisfaction. There have
been some wonderful cures effected by these
medicines in this city. Several cases OF pro-
uounced Consumption have been entirely cured
by use of Al few bottles of DR.. Kings New DIS
coverv. taken iu connection with Electric Bit
terS. We guarantee them always. Id by
" " P.d.ptt
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-04-22
The Tobacco Market.

The latest report from the tobacco market
show the same to be firm for all desirable
grades. The market ill be further stimulated
by the demand on the part of the FreHch Reggie
who calls for supply of 8 600 hhls of Mary
land tobacco The contract Is TO be awarded
on the Sth of June next On the other hand
the ma ket for Ohio tobacco is quiet and the
prospects not hattering, since the French con-
tract does not call for any Ohio tobacco this
season From this our planters can hope 10
get better prices for their crops this season than
,h very low ruling prices last year.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-04-22
COM CNICATED
Immigration.


MARSHALL HALL, ND., April l3 1887
Editors Of lie Times:
DEAR SIR Herewith send you letter
just received from Mr.. F J. Campbell, of Eng
land in answer to letter, | sent 10 Mr..
Farmer, upon the subject OF immigration. The
letter speaks for itself and IS sufficiently plain
for all to lead and uBder- taud. All We have
to DO now is 10 form neig gh borhood clubs and
supply ourselves with abundant labor. |
would advise those wanting labor TO always
specify farm laberers- men or women, BOYS or
girls. shall order family for next fall.
Yours,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-04-22
NAlicQ

Re Eember we are still in the Brick busi-
ness Our kiIms, near L,thair, have l50, 900
choice brick at low prices. Plenty Of lime at
Pops Creek; prices reduced to S25, 90 per
car Load OF ) 30 bushels Slve your lands be.
fore too late. Address.
j C. HOWARD, Cox's Station, or
L NJ DELLA, Popes G, eek
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-04-22
Greatly Excited.

Not a few Of the citizens Of Charles county
have recently berome greatly excited over the
astounding facts, that several Of their friend.
Who bad seen pronounced by their ph s.cisns
inrurahle aud beyond all hop.-suf-tins :
with thai dreaded monster Cun>u piion--hsve
been completey cured BY DR.. Kings New Dis
cosery for Consumption. the only remedy thst
does positively cure all lh roat and lung diseases s.
Coughs, Colds, Asthmt and Bronchitis Trial
bottle free at " " P.dgett, large bottles 81
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-04-22

The chance of getting strictly irst-class
clothing at such absurdly low prices that it
will pay 10 buy them for next season's use at
Oehm Son, s,irring and satisfactory clothers
Pratt ald Hanover streets, Baltimore. Don't
miss this opportunity.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-04-22

TO ADVER TTSERS.-TH TINES hGriag q
'aroer circulation the,, ony other paper among the
:,,teIlioeat farmers and business men Of Charles
Couney, offers superior inducements TO Gdserft>e7s
to insert thei, announcements in lis columns. Send
f.r card rates, uhieh o,c any other paper
ia souther7, Maryland to sag nothing about circud-
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-04-22

The h 81 Sai'e in the world f'r Cuts Bruises,
Sores U GERS. Silt Rh-um. Fever S,rrs T-tt-r,
mapped EIsnis, ChIlhlains, G rms, and all Skin
Erup,uns, and positively cures Plies. no pay
required. 1t is guaranteed 10 give perfect salts
faction, or money refu hded. Price 25 cents per
box. For sale by W. W. Padgeit.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-04-22
ACTUAL COST

Or real value are not considered IN our
cooSs al Cash Clearance Sale. We in
tend to close ont every Overcoat, every
Suit and every Winter Garment before
the end Of this month, if possible.
" 1tever VA may want IN Men 5.
BOYS or ChiIdr,ns Stylish and De-
peudable Clothing, Ready Male or
Made to Order. We will sell it at re
duction of
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-04-22
FINE SPRING
SHOES AND SLIPPERS.
One iCuItH LOuer IN Pfice
THAN ANYWHERE ELSE


Lld.r. F.ne ga .aI T., =, G4ssoa. : - sad
: - a,u, : sod a. :, - ,a4 :!
'. '.Hs-n's Per- .v.s. = 30 k.I T. sai suI Fox 4
Button. rgEs! apv : 81 s1ur
L.di,s - 90 trrnuIar ii,ai >-Nvi Baton
~hicA o her, SCI. a. So
Ladies Fine Han t-S~w-I Nj oxford Nesp1f,
T.-s snt Los Button. - IS : 0n 20 >
Gents Reliable 81 50 BsJoa LtgrI aud Gait
srs, ahe.i Of aas :! % shoe
Our Gent, - 90 Gruaiar Hand S-Npi Welt
High OF Low Cat Shoes better thsu man,
s. GO shoe
Our Misses 81 90 WORKED Hole Hell ar Spring
Baton. the test, Tor IN. p.gr, IN ,de
Chli's Fine S2tlaE Heel Baton inr so % sad
- cents tor ~hlcn other houses rbarge 75
81 cents aud sl.OU
For the BItirs Ne have the prel'i-st little
Gems made, from 2ig Baton ~ a. sol.
ors 10 1jc and ; 60 French I'D Button
Try our Bows and Youths Fam bus l. LbN-Frlvrd
Wear Rrssrers at = p ~ 81 30.
n n . - 4 n
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-04-22
Magnets which N.yer Fail 20 Draw.

The semi-annual mait hless IN! rk down sale
Of high class garm ents for Mrn, Youth and Boss
Overrosts Suits and Coats A II beIny sacri-
Fl ed without regard to present value cost.
Now is The appointed time 10 make one dollar
do the work o: two at Acm- H IL, II +. Bal
timore (uew numher) near ChtIl s St, Btiio
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-04-22
They Are All Here.

Ihe foi!owlng iet'er was reeeNeu y! Tue
postmistress here on Saturday last and by her
nermission we are allowed to publish it. From
~ . ,h;., o;,hor ,but Cbs,,.s
''' "o' We '
county mas an Ell fefhlns no" ''''he ID "'''
inglon or shat there is one crask in that city
ho 20 f,r ssca,e5 the vioilspce of the
,.,ou Cr.rnn r,,s, v;s;,
po''>'' ''
Port loo tcco IN crder 10 Eefhy the uu'u OF
his iusormant's statements as are too mod
n.oIa 20 ,5ver,iSa opr exhaustive npbIic